Auction houses
Each auction house will require you to register as a buyer prior to the commencement of the sale and before you bid on a horse. Ensure you are familiar with their Sale Terms & Conditions before you or your Agent make a purchase.
Inglis Authority to Buy and/or Sell Form
Prior to purchasing or selling bloodstock on your behalf, your agent will request a contract or Authority to Buy and/or Sell Form granting permission for the agent to act on your behalf. This will also outline any other terms and conditions for your agreed arrangements.
Inglis Form
Magic Millions Authority to Buy and/or Sell Form
Prior to purchasing or selling bloodstock on your behalf, your agent will request a contract or Authority to Buy and/or Sell Form granting permission for the agent to act on your behalf. This will also outline any other terms and conditions for your agreed arrangements.
Magic Millions Form
Inglis Appointment of Agent Form
To nominate an Agent to act, bid and purchase on your behalf, each auction house will request that this form is completed and approved prior to the commencement of the sale.
Inglis Form
Magic Millions Appointment of Agent Form
To nominate an Agent to act, bid and purchase on your behalf, each auction house will request that this form is completed and approved prior to the commencement of the sale.
Magic Millions Form
Private transaction Bill of Sale
As proof of a private bloodstock purchase, you should obtain a written statement attesting to the sale of bloodstock to a buyer dated and signed by both the buyer and the seller or a designated representative thereof.
FBAA Code of Ethics
FBAA Code of Ethics – Under the FBAA Code of Ethics, Members are obligated to ensure integrity and transparency in their dealings with clients, and at all times act in accordance with the best interests of their clients. This includes acting in fair trading and competency, not engaging in Ethics that is illegal,unlawful or misleading or would bring the integrity of the bloodstock industry into disrepute, maintaining confidentiality and avoiding positions where a conflict of interest may arise.
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Australian Thoroughbred Sales Code of Conduct
As well as the FBAA Code of Ethics, the industry as a whole is governed by the Australian Thoroughbred Sales Code of Conduct. The objectives of this Code are to ensure that Australian bloodstock sales meet a high standard of integrity and transparency and the interests of involved parties in the bloodstock industry are protected.
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Bloodstock Disclosure
For every public bloodstock sale, and forming part of the Australian Thoroughbred Sales Code of Ethics, vendors must provide full and complete disclosure of any major health or injury issues of their lots including surgeries, impaired vision, windsucking, wobbling or respiratory problems. Any restrictions, embargoes or bans or security interests on the lot must also be disclosed. Vendors may elect to provide X-rays, surgical reports and/or veterinary treatment reports of their horses that can be viewed by prospective buyers.
For every public bloodstock sale, and forming part of the Australian Thoroughbred Sales Code of Ethics, vendors must provide full and complete disclosure of any major health or injury issues of their lots including surgeries, impaired vision, windsucking, wobbling or respiratory problems. Any restrictions, embargoes or bans or security interests on the lot must also be disclosed. Vendors may elect to provide X-rays, surgical reports and/or veterinary treatment reports of their horses that can be viewed by prospective buyers.
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Racing Australia Authority to Sign Form
Complete and submit this form to allow your agent to act on your behalf for all your related racehorse registration & ownership paperwork.
Racing Authority Australia to Sign Form
Trainer & Owner Reforms
Commenced in August 2017, the Trainer & Owner Reforms provide clarity for owners and trainers arrangements and tribunals to efficiently resolve disputes.
Trainer and Owner Reforms